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Grade IV Sr.: 1. Adri Van Ewyk

Grade IV Jr.: 1. Marion Mac- Donald, 2. Larry MacInnis

Grade Til Sr.: 1. Wayne Rip- ley, 2, Barbara Cobb, 3. Joyce Nicholson ;

Grade if Jr.: 1. Helen Robert- son

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Santa Visits S‘side Lions

, SUMMERSIDE — As usual fanta Claus was the most pop- ular person at the Summerside Lion’s Club Christmas party at the Legion Home last evening.

Santa arrived on the scene at 7.30 laden with gifts for all the children and took his place near the gaily decorated Christmas tree where the the gifts were distributed.

Over 50 children and _ their

parents attended the party. - Santa was not the only one who brought treats for the child- ren. Following. Santa’s depar- ture, the club members treated the children to candy, ice-cream and potato chips.

In charge of the program was Ralph Caseley while Stan God- _Mmaster of ceremonies, |

Mr. and Mrs. Ted A’Hearn led in a Christmas carol singing.

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OTTAWA, — Hon. Douglas S. Harkness, minister of agricul- ture, Wednesday announced that canned luncheon meat, which thas been acquired by the Agricultural Stabilization Board in implementing the price sup- port program for hogs, is being offered by the Canadian govern- ment free of charge for charit-

Canadian charitable institutions eligible for sales tax rebates, and to all provincial governments for distribution through local wel- fare organizations. The product will also be made available for use in boarding schools for In- dians and Eskimos.

The government will also offer canned pork luncheon meat free of charge, ex-warehouse in car-

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ability of canned pork in the areas approved for its distribut- ion. Previously there had been donations of some 6) million pounde ef skim-milk powders.

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Vesper Service

\CGIT_ Christmas vesper_ service was conducted in Alberton Unit-

leaders and members of the Alberton group. This same order of service was observed in many Protestant churches all across Canada witth some 40,000 Can- adian Girls In Training particip- ating.

In preparing the service : the leaders, Mrs. Elmer McLean ‘and Miss Toice Smallman; were as- sisted by Mrs. Reginald Travers and Mrs. Wesley Hardy.

‘Miss Smaliman gave leader- ship in the service of worship.

Mrs. Travers amd Mrs. Hardy led the girls as they entered the sanctuary, bearing lighted can- dies and singing the processional hymn, “O Come, All Ye Faith- ful.” Assisting in the service were Beverly England, Pauline Hardy, Daisie Matthews, Faith Williams, Anne Clark, Eleanor Johnston, ‘Lorraine Gamble and Sylvia Leard.

Taking part in the candle light- ing -ceremony were Margaret Chipman, Anna Leard and Faye Gordon.

A duet “O Holy Night,” was sung by Faye Atkinson and Joyce Barnett. Miss Annie Leard, church organist, directed the

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9 West ice: The Insttinte of Chartered Ac-(as. ‘The succenetel ci Gordon, Jamieson. Pilson | Countants Prince Edward final examinations are Gort ide Chay, A. Man | land announced this ‘morning the| eligible to become members. Keeman, B. Mabon. successful candidates in the 1959|the Institute. of Chartered / iy ® P.M. : - [union examinations. ane un-| countants, (2 Alberton Cars |’ East ice: c. siewart, J. Mac-|der finals, passed, are: Joseph| Mr. Arsenault is a son of Mr. Lean, D. Coffin, C. Sollos vs.| Nazaire Arsenault, Summerside|and Mrs. Tilmon Arsenault Heavi Dama A. Sullivan, J. K. MacDonald, | #94 Kenneth J. Dorsey, Summer-| Mont Carmel. ‘He has been Dr. A; Ings, B, White. side and Moncton, N.B. the firm of T.E. Hickey, CA, West ice: Dr. L. Johnston, E.| The Institute also announced |Summerside since 1952. He is ALBERTON— A highway 2¢-/a.. G. Murphy, L. Nicholson |that Joseph Nazaire Arsenault| married for the former Emma cident yesterday afternoon re-|,. witiam Maclean, R. Mac-|Will receive the Institute prize,|Gallant of Mont Carmel and has” sulted in heavy damage to two/ion Dr. W. Macintyre, & West- | having obtained the highest stand-| a family of two. ‘i cars from Alberton but no one| sway. ing in the uniform final examina-| He attended primary school in- was injured in either vehicle. tions in the Province. Mont Carmel and Wellington, and - A 1957 Oldsmobile, said driven ae socks | The final and intermediate ex-|continued his studies at Quebe by Merritt Callaghan in the dir- uction Costs |aminations are uniform. across| Academy in Quebec City, where

Steel and : .} this week is not company Slippery snow covered roads| policy to disclose production-cost rand a car parked by the side/ figures for any of its coal mines. of the road were blamed for the} Mr. Fairley was commenting accident. on_a statement issued Tuesday in Glace Bay, N.S., by District 26 manifested th e mselves of the United Mines Workers of where, even in his clashes with|America (Ind.) which said the

company’s attitude had made the work of a special fact-finding committee set up to study the Nova Scotia coal industry impos- The committee, composed of provincial government, union and company representatives, ad- journed Monday until January after the union spokesmen walked out of its meeting in Halifax. Mr. Fairley said the matter of production-costs was not included

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